Michael Jackson and Neverland.

Michael Jackson and Neverland.

Michael Jackson,king of rock and pop, is the aim of the millions of stakeholders who try each year know something closer to artist (since his death on June 25, 2009, assets grew by about 225 million euros ). Andare many places to visit: his modest birthplace in Gary, in the state of indiana, Neverland Ranch, in the city of Santa Ynez in Santa Barbara County (California), and the farm that the artist had in Las Vegas, where he lived goosesionally which houses the largest collection of cars owned the artist. Four limousines open the list of your possessions motor; a Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph, designed by Jacko himself, with an interior decorated with 24karat gold; another limousine Rolls-Royce Spur II 1990, with a full service bar; a third something more modest, the Lincoln Town Car 1980, white and, finally, a limousine Cadillac Fleetwood 1954, which pueden see without scrolling to the gaming city, because its use for filming of walking miss Daisy (directed by bruce beresford in 1989). The eccentricity that marked Jackson also reached his garage, because the sample is completed with a van Ford Econoline 1993 with leather seats, individual TV screens and a console of old video games, a fire truck, an SUV GMC Jimmy 1988, a replica of a 1909 roadster model DeTamble, a bus Neoplan 1997 with individual cabins, a crown embroidered carpet king and toilet finished in porcelain, gold and granite.

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The harassment of students by their peers is a sad reality hidden by a wall of silence.

Both schools and teachers are reluctant to admit that

their harassment in their classes. Some do not want recognize that certain children can be surprisingly cruel. Others fear being labeled as inexperienced. Harassment deeply undermines the emotional balance of sufferers. Its effects include anxiety, school phobia, social isolation, low self esteem and depression. The stigma of inferiority, shame and powerlessness that makes victims suffering prevents them revealing their relatives, let alone denounce their torturers.